Business Columnists

Beijing disappointed those hoping for urgent economic stimulus, offering only a financial gimmick to delay the day of reckoning for local government finances.

We are now entering the seasonally strongest time of year, as late November and Thanksgiving week launch the happiest time of the year.

With the election results so clear, I am anticipating a strong year-end rally, fueled by an early “January effect” as well as optimism for the new year.

Chinese people are buying gold in response to fears about real estate, their economy generally, and what next steps Washington will take.

Beijing’s obsession with security and police action has done damage to the nation’s economic needs as well as the CCP’s ambitions.

Americans are deliriously happy the election is almost over. As the market loves certainty, let’s hope for a clear and certain outcome in the election results.

The effort to revive China’s economy in September has faltered. Despite Beijing’s promises, public confidence remains low due to previous missteps.